Friday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	V51B	MCC level 1	Plumes or Not? III Posters (joint with S, T, MR) Presiding: G R Foulger, University of Durham; N H Sleep, Stanford University; J H Natland, University of Miami; D J DePaolo, Department of Earth and Planetary Science, University of California, Berkeley    [Abstracts]
0800	V51B-0522	MCC level 1	Melting Behaviors of Recycled Subducted Crust in the Mantle: Constraints from Melting Phase Relations of Pyroxenites *T Kogiso, M M Hirschmann POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0523	MCC level 1	The Role of Garnet Pyroxenite in High-Fe Mantle Melt Generation: High Pressure Melting Experiments *J Tuff, E Takahashi, S Gibson POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0524	MCC level 1	A Global Dataset of Noble gas Concentrations and Their Isotopic Ratios in Volcanic Areas *A A Abedini, S Hurwitz, W C Evans POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0525	MCC level 1	THE CHEMICAL SURFACE SIGNATURE CREATED BY UPWELLING PLUMES *J Schmalzl, U Hansen POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0526	MCC level 1	Limitations on the Estimation of Parental Magma Temperature Using Olivine-melt Equilibria: Hotspots Not So Hot *J H Natland POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0527	MCC level 1	Two-Stage Melting Of Mantle Plumes And The Origin Of Rejuvenescent Volcanism On Oceanic Islands *W M White, J P Morgan POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0528	MCC level 1	How Many Plumes In Africa ? The Geochemical Point of View R PIK, *B Marty, D Hilton POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0529	MCC level 1	Recycling and Mantle Stirring Determined by $^{142}$Nd/144Nd Isotopic Ratios *S B Jacobsen, M C Ranen POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0530	MCC level 1	The Importance of Being Plumes: Entrainment, Isotopes, Melting and the Vertical Structure of the Earth's Mantle *D J DePaolo, K L Weaver POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0531	MCC level 1	MiFil: a method to characterize seafloor swells with application to the South Central Pacific *A Bonneville, C Adam, V Vidal POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0532	MCC level 1	On the Zoology of Mantle Upwellings : the case of the Pacific A Davaille, *A Bonneville, E Stutzmann POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0533	MCC level 1	Large Igneous Provinces, Mantle Plumes and Uplift: A Sedimentological perspective R Mazumder, *G R Foulger POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0534	MCC level 1	Heat Flow on Hotspot Swells Reflect Fluid Flow Masking Potential Variations in Mantle Heat Flux *R N Harris, M K McNutt POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0535	MCC level 1	Cratonal lithosphere a potential recorder of ancient mantle plumes *N H Sleep POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0536	MCC level 1	Diagnostic Features of Mantle Plume Penetration Into the Lithosphere. *D Jurine, C Jaupart, G Brandeis POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0537	MCC level 1	Revised Models of Global Plate Motions and Mantle Flow Successfully Predict the Emperor-Hawaii and Other Hotspot-related Seamount Chains *R Sutherland, B Steinberger, R J O'Connell POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0538	MCC level 1	Intermittent Volcanism in the S Pacific: Tracking Persistent Geochemical Sources *J G Konter, A A Koppers, H Staudigel, B B Hanan, J Blichert-Toft POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0539	MCC level 1	Improved Absolute Plate Motion Modeling in the Pacific *P Wessel, Y Harada, L W Kroenke POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0540	MCC level 1	Paleomagnetic Tests of Global Plate Reconstructions with Fixed and Moving Hotspots *D L Andrews, R G Gordon, B C Horner-Johnson POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0541	MCC level 1	Latitudinal Shift of the Hawaiian Hotspot: Motion Relative to Other Hotspots or True Polar Wander? *R G Gordon, B C Horner-Johnson POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0542	MCC level 1	Fifty Million Years of Fixed Hotspots: A New Self-Consistent Global Set of Plate Rotations *R R Kumar, D L Andrews, R G Gordon POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0543	MCC level 1	Is the Hawaiian-Emperor Bend Coeval for all Pacific Seamount Trails? *A A Koppers, H Staudigel POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0544	MCC level 1	Critical Evaluation of Radiometric Ages Used for Tracking Hotspots in the Pacific Ocean *A K Baksi POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0545	MCC level 1	40Ar/39Ar Geochronology of the Sylhet Traps, Eastern India, and their relationship to the Kerguelen Plume related magmatism *J S Ray, K Pande POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0546	MCC level 1	High precision Pb, Sr, and Nd isotope geochemistry of alkalic early Kilauea magmas from the submarine Hilina bench region, and the nature of the Hilina/Kea mantle component *J Kimura, T W Sisson, N Nakano, M L Coombs, P W Lipman POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0547	MCC level 1	Submarine Alkalic Lavas Around the Hawaiian Hotspot; Plume and Non-Plume Signatures Determined by Noble Gases *T Hanyu, D A Clague, I Kaneoka, T J Dunai, G R Davies POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0548	MCC level 1	A Combined He and Os Isotopic Study of the HSDP-2 Core from Mauna Kea, Hawaii *T J Ireland, R J Walker, D J DePaolo, M D Kurz POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0549	MCC level 1	The Chemical Structure of the Hawaiian Mantle Plume *Z Ren, N Hirano, T Hirata, E Takahashi, S Ingle POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0550	MCC level 1	Extreme Hf-Os Isotope Compositions in Hawaiian Peridotite Xenoliths: Evidence for an Ancient Recycled Lithosphere *M Bizimis, J C Lassiter, V J Salters, G Sen, M Griselin POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0551	MCC level 1	He, Sr, Nd, and U Isotopic Variations in Post-Shield Lavas From the Big Island of Hawaii - Insight Into Magma Transport and the Chemical Structure of the Hawaiian Plume. *S M Aciego, D J DePaolo, B M Kennedy, J N Christensen POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0552	MCC level 1	Generation of Primary Kilauea Magmas: Constraints on Pressure, Temperature and Composition of Melts *G H Gudfinnsson, D C Presnall POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0553	MCC level 1	Geochemical Constraints on the Enriched End-member of the Hawaiian Plume: Temporal Geochemical Variation Within the Koolau Shield *S Huang, F A Frey POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0554	MCC level 1	New Seismic Constraints for the Yellowstone Hotspot K G Dueker, *D L Schutt, H Yuan, D Fee POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0555	MCC level 1	Yellowstone Hotspot Melting And Its Relation To Pre-Existing Crustal Structures And Great Basin Extension *J M Glen, D A Ponce, E Sepulveda POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0556	MCC level 1	Tomographic Images of the Yellowstone Hotspot Structure *M Jordan, R B Smith, G P Waite POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0557	MCC level 1	Reconciling Observations of the Yellowstone Hotspot with the Standard Plume Model *P D Ihinger, J M Watkins, B R Johnson POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0558	MCC level 1	New Constraints on the Evolution of the Deccan Volcanic Province, India *G Mohan, M Ravi Kumar POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0559	MCC level 1	Hafnium-Osmium Systematics of Cretaceous Group II Kimberlites from India R W Kent, *S Ingle, N Mattielli, P D Kempton, A D Saunders, K Suzuki POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0560	MCC level 1	K-T magmatism of western Rajasthan, India: Manifestation of Reunion plume activity or extensional lithospheric tectonics? *K Sharma POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0561	MCC level 1	Implications for the Emplacement of the Deccan Traps (India) From Isotopic and Elemental Signatures of Dikes *L Vanderkluysen, J J Mahoney, P R Hooper POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0562	MCC level 1	New Age and Geochemical Data From Seamounts in the Canary and Madeira Volcanic Provinces: A Contribution to the "Great Plume Debate" *J Geldmacher, K Hoernle, P van den Bogaard, S Duggen, R Werner POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0563	MCC level 1	Ascension Island, South Atlantic: Deep Plume or Shallow Melting Anomaly? *B Weaver POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0564	MCC level 1	Tristan-Gough Plume: Negative Ce-Anomalies as Evidence of a Recycled Sediment Component in the Deep Mantle *C Class, A le Roex POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0565	MCC level 1	The Origin of EM1 Signatures in Basalts From Tristan da Cunha and Gough *A Stracke, M Willbold, C Hemond POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0566	MCC level 1	Isotope and Trace Element Characteristics of Walvis Ridge Basalts Argue Against Pelagic Sediment Involvement *V J Salters, X Li POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0567	MCC level 1	Contrasting Styles Between the Structure and the Magmatism of the West and South Hatton/Rockall Margins (North Atlantic Igneous Province) *L Gernigon, C Ravaut, P M Shannon, A Chabert, B M O'Reilly, P W Readman POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0568	MCC level 1	Plumes are not what they seem: Physics of big, fat, firm plumes *J Korenaga POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0569	MCC level 1	The mantle potential temperature anomaly beneath Iceland is insufficient for a thermal plume. *G R Foulger, L P Vinnik, Z Du POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0570	MCC level 1	Widespread Synchronous Volcanism Reveals a Broad Galapagos Hotspot Melting Anomaly *J M O'Connor, P Stoffers, J R Wijbrans, T J Worthington POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0571	MCC level 1	Upper Mantle Structure Beneath the Gal\'{a}pagos Hotspot from Surface Wave Tomography *D R Villagomez, D R Toomey, E E Hooft, S C Solomon POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0572	MCC level 1	Young lava fields on the Cretaceous Pacific Plate in the Japan Trench: Non-hotspot volcanism? *N Hirano, S Haraguchi, J Yamamoto, E Takahashi, T Hirata, A Takahashi, Y Ogawa POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0573	MCC level 1	New insights on the Marquesas volcanic chain emplacement C Adam, *A Bonneville POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0574	MCC level 1	Geochemical Evolution of the Hikurangi Oceanic Plateau, New Zealand K Hoernle, F Hauff, *R Werner, N Mortimer, P van den Bogaard, J Geldmacher, D Garbe-Schoenberg POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0575	MCC level 1	A South West Pacific Example of Volcanic Rift Margin Facies in a Backarc Basin Setting From Norfolk Basin Seismic Reflection Profiles. L Taylor, *D Muller POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0576	MCC level 1	Radial Volcanic Migrations Above Continental Hotspots: Examples from Arabia and the Pacific Northwest *V E Camp, Y Orihashi, M E Ross POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0577	MCC level 1	Upper Mantle Origin of the Newberry Hotspot Track: Evidence From Shear-Wave Splitting *M Xue, R M Allen POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0578	MCC level 1	Mantle wedge perturbation induced by slab detachment and the Mio-Pliocene bimodal volcanism in the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt *L Ferrari, M Orozco, C M Petrone POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0579	MCC level 1	Why are Low-Ti Basalts of the Siberian Traps Large Igneous Province Similar to Island Arc Basalts? *A V Ivanov, S V Rasskazov, E I Demonterova, T A Yasnygina, M N Maslovskay, G D Feoktistov POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0580	MCC level 1	Silicate Veining Above an Ascending Mantle Plume - Evidence from New Ethiopian Xenolith Localities *T O Rooney, T Furman, D Ayalew, G Yirgu POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0581	MCC level 1	Antipodal Hotspots and Bipolar Catastrophes: Were Oceanic Large-Body Impacts to Blame? *J T Hagstrum POSTER    [details]
0800	V51B-0582	MCC level 1	Mantle Plume Magmatism on Present-day Mars *W S Kiefer POSTER    [details]